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Our ultra-fast Daily: Three takes on new products. Yesterday’s top ten launches. That’s it.
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Today: the Mac launcher taken apart and rebuilt, the coding agent eleven million developers use getting a window of its own, and a phone number you can ring to get software written.
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Today: Apple folding the iPhone in half, a pet that lives next to your Wi-Fi icon, and the first Suno model its record-label enemies helped build.
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Today: a checkpoint that stops your coding agent doing something you can’t undo, a group chat that builds its own apps while you’re talking, and a clipboard that can read your screenshots back to you.
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Today: notes that turn your half-thoughts into tasks before you lose them, a recorder that can tell your voice from everyone else’s and never phones home, and a way to drag Gmail out of the tab graveyard.
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Today: the iTunes visualizer rises from the dead, a teleprompter that stops ums and ehhs in their tracks, and a tool that overengineered screenshots in the best way possible.
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Today: folders and search laid over all four chatbots at once, a journal that locks at eight so you can't tidy it up later, and an AI teammate that takes sales work off you in Slack.
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Today: a prompt that comes back as a brick set you can order the parts for, a film tracker for people who are done with Letterboxd, and an old voicemail turned into a hand-drawn film.
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Today: a model that went looking through real software and found two holes nobody knew about, a calendar that puts your coding agent on the night shift, and a Linux desktop built to be taken apart by agents.
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Today: a model that builds the parts of a room nobody photographed, a Mac that remembers everything you saw and heard, and one shortcut that fixes your typing in every app you use.
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Today: a toothbrush that films the inside of your mouth, an agent that turns a drawing into thread, and a podcast app named after your unhealthy attachment to a stranger's voice.
